A web file manager that was written using jQuery UI and that supports various file actions (move, copy, rename, etc). It also supports archiving various types of file and editing text files and images.

In this post, I have gathered 16 essential web development tools and they are being categorised into Javascript, CSS, Image Optimisation and misc. Pretty sure they would be of a great helpers for your workflow.

Quick survival guide for Safari and WebSockets.

Objectif: Update chart data on the client side as events occurs on the business side. Vert.x, the java equivalent to node.js Hightcharts.js a advanced javascript charting library. WebSocket is a full duplex protocol used to connect the browser to the server. ws for brevity.

php.js is a really cool and superb JavaScript library that has php functions written in JavaScript. It has almost every function written in JavaScript.

There are hundreds of AJAX Frameworks available. Most commonly used frameworks are jQuery, MooTools, Prototype, ASP.NET AJAX, Apache Wicket, Dojo Toolkit, DWR (Direct Web Remoting), Spry Framework, YUI (Yahoo User Interface) and Google Web Toolkit.

I am huge fan of NodeJs and I believe it’s a very exciting technology and we will see it getting more popular down the line. I greatly admire it but in spite of everything I recently ported Targeter App from NodeJS to Ruby on Rails.

This blog demonstrates how simple Server Side Events can be added to any Servlet based application via the Atmosphere Framework.

DocRaptor is an HTML to PDF API that uses Prince XML to create PDF files from HTML. DocRaptor has better CSS support and produces higher quality documents than comparable applications. DocRaptor is easy to integrate into your own web application to quickly generate great looking PDF files.

Solution for the Property 'submit' of object # is not a function error while submitting the form using javascript.

Which is the most trusted, easy to use and implement mobile Web framework in the market? Here we have discussed the most trusted Mobile web frameworks available in the Web Industry for designing Mobile compatible websites and web applications.

The Silver Lining Blog's "Pie in the Sky" series offers readers a list of great links to articles related to current opinions and news on various cloud-related tools, platforms, and topics.

Brendan Eich recaps the major milestones and controversies in JavaScript’s history, the performance improvements, the current work on the next version of JavaScript, ending with some demoes.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of years, you’ll have heard the buzz about Node.js, a platform for building network applications in Javascript. If, like me, you’re a .NET developer working on Windows, you’ll have thought, ‘that’s nice, now back to work’. But I think it’s now time to consider adopting Node as a core part of our toolkit. It allows us to do some things far easier than we can with our existing tools, and it’s now mature enough on Windows that you don’t have to jump through hoops in order to use it. There’s a very nice IIS integration story now with iisnode.

Tablecloth. js is a jQuery plugin that helps you easily style HTML tables along with some simple customizations. Styling tables is typically tedious and time-consuming. If you'd rather spend your valuable time making the other elements of your site pretty, use Tablecloth to do the heavy lifting.

We all are know blinking tag in HTML code. But you know bllink tag not supported by all web browsers. We can use it as a alternative of HTML blink tag.That's why we are going to create a simple but impressive blinking effect using jQuery. You can use this script for both and image. Here I'm going to show you only for image. I hope you can do it yourself for text. Have a look at the scripts and it's so simple and easy to understand.

jq-idealforms is a small framework to build awesome responsive forms. It’s built on top of jQuery and LESS.

Here is the handy class for MooTools to get different URl parts.

tablecloth.js is a jQuery plugin that helps you easily style HTML tables along with some simple customizations.Either you’re redesigning a large site or working on a completely new one… styling tables is typically tedious and time-consuming. If you’d rather spend your valuable time making the other elements of your site pretty, use tablecloth to do the heavy lifting

Joe Zim shows use cases for and how to implement common design patterns using JavaScript.

The URL is an important strength that the web has over native apps. In web apps, the URL goes beyond just being a static reference to the location of a document on a server. The best way to think of it is as the serialization of the application’s current state. As the user interacts with the application, the URL should update to reflect what the user is seeing on their screen.

The Dart team published version 0.09 of the young language’s specification last week, featuring a number of new rules. As of Saturday, abstract and interface elements may both specify default values, the ‘~/’ operator can be applied to doubles and factories may be used for abstract class instantiation.

This plugin was born out of the need to use the label-over-field method for forms I was working on. There are other plugins out there that do pretty much the same thing, but none of them had the - for lack of a better word - sexiness that I was looking for. This implementation makes the label slide across the field☨ when gaining focus and fade out when a value is entered.

Bruce Eckel emphasizes using different languages within a project, each one for the task it is better fitted for, and giving several such examples: Python+Scala, Go+Python, Python+CoffeeScript.

I like the media queries feature added to CSS 3, that allows web application developers or designers to define styling sheets for a range of output devices. A media query consists of a media type and one or more expressions that limits the style sheet scope. I was wondering if JavaScript can be used to update the elements in page, say changing the source attribute of an image based on the device width. Turns out there is a function matchMedia which accepts a media query string as input and returns the result.